Check the SNSF page for games with SNSF rips. In situations like these, SNSF files are ripped. Second, SPC dumps cannot be made at all for games that use the S-SMP chip in non-standard ways. Therefore, games that use this technology will not play properly.

This will play back the same way in all players.īecause the S-SMP chip had a limit of 64 KB of memory, several games dynamically altered the memory during the course of a song and the static dumps of the S-SMP's memory don't contain these changes. Instead, use the basic timing, and set the song length to how long it would be at two loops and give it a 10 second fade out.

Even though the extended tags support more accurate timing (separate values for intro, loops, ending, and fade out, each with split-second resolution), it is suggested that you do not use the extended tag because each player handles the extended timing differently. There are two versions of the tags: basic and extended. SPC files store their meta data in a custom tag called ID666. To convert an SPC soundtrack into one that can be uploaded to the VGMPF, see SPC - Recording Guide. /music/spc.html - Zophar's SPC archive (out of date)./v2 - Most complete SPC arcive (archived in RSN by game).It's a pretty time-consuming process, but luckily, most SNES games already have their sound logged to SPC format and can be downloaded from the following sites: Logging SPC files involves using an SNES emulator to dump the audio memory when the each song is loaded from the game. A handful of games cannot and are listed below. The majority of games released for the Super Famicom, Super Nintendo Entertainment System, Satellaview and Super Game Boy can have their music logged to SPC format.

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